St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-20

| Smiths gallery. It'll regarded by good judges
| as his best work.
W. s. Briggs has been appointed clerk by
| County Treasurer James.
The case of William Donnelly, charged
with assaulting his wife, was continued to-
day.
The residence of William Weston, at 1909
| Nicollet avenue was slightly damaged by fire
yesterday morning.
| Articles OF Incorporation of the village of
| Crystal were filed in the Office of the register
| Of deeds yesterday.
John T. Kelly closes his engagement at the
| dime museum Sunday night. A season of
| light opera is announced for next week.
1.-THE Gypsy Baron will be given at the
Grand tonight. and Gus f. Hall will down
| upon Minneapolis with all the effulgence of
| his resonant baritone.
The New York Iron company yesterday
| elected the following directors: S. c. Yale,
| r. E. Gunshaw, S. L. Hewitt, S. A Harris,
J. E. York F. c. Ball, C. A. Eaton, c. S. Car
eius, Daniel Fish, ]. A. WalYerton, ]. H.
Monroe.
Hermann Emil Zoch. of the Minneapolis
academy, will give his fifteenth piano concert
| tomorrow night at Ayers music hail. The
programme includes pieces by Beethoven,
| Chopin, Schuman, Reinecke and Rubenstein.
Tickets at the door. so cents.
| p. o. Sender hitched his horse in front of
his Third street store last evening while he
closed up his Office. When he emerged he
found thief had quietly driven the animal
| away. 1t was 9OO-pound bay mare, with
white hind leg and white star on the fore
head. 1t was attached to swell body cutter.
An owner for the stolen goods consisting
of a lady's silk dress, and cloak, and mans
suit of clothes was discovered yesterday in
the person of c. A. Brandt, living at 25S Sec
ond avenue north. Thomas Daily, the man
arrested by Officer Mochee while having the
clothing in his possession, was held to the
grand jury.
The Makma Toboggan club will meet Mt rhe
West tonight, and will leave at o'clock
sharp to take the Minneapolis s. st. Louis 7:15
train for St. Paul Every member of the club
who can secure uniform is expected to be
present. Special cars will be provided for
the club. The return train will leave St. Paul
| at about II o'clock.
About fifty members of the North Star To-
| bOggan club met at Central park for drill last
evening under command of Otto Schultz.
All members are requested to be at their hall
on Nicollet avenue at $3.50 this evening to
| march to the depot; the committee of ar
engagements will have conveyances at the
depot in St. Paul for all lady members III
uniform.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Isaac W. Creore and Maggie c.. Kennedy,
William w. McCluskey and Lydia L. Grant,
| Frank L. Reilly and Jennie Thompson, An
| drew Benson and Ellen Loun, Charley John.
sol .'nu Ooid Johusoh' hranA DtuusSh"lIer
| and Antonio Karnizer, Zacharah Pope and
| Mary Young, Henry L. Peterson and Annie
! E. Downs.
| The North Star Toboggan club will meet at
their club rooms, 3l9 Nicollet avenue, at $40
| sharp, to take Z o'clock Milwaukee Short
Line train for st. Paul, to participate in the
| storming of the ice palace this evening. Con-
| veyance will be at the depot for uniformed
| ladies of the club. Every uniformed member
of this club, lady or gentleman, is requested
| to accompany the club.
| All the annual meeting of the stockh olders
of the York Iron company, held at the Office
of Fish & Evans yesterday, the following
named gentlemen were elected directors for
the year 1887: S. G. Gale, S. NJ. Hewitt, S.
A Harris, r. E. Grimshaw, J. E. York, +. c.
Ball. G. a. Eaton, G. S. Cariens, David Fish,
]. A. Wolverton and J. Hyde Monroe. The
| directors will will meet for reorganization to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.